Sentence examples for flexibility to grow from inspiring English sources

Urrutia, the club president, said the policy had the flexibility to grow with the times.

Newer systems are also more cost effective while still offering the flexibility to grow as the charity expands and develops.

"Hopefully it means there will be a lot more flexibility to grow the paper and to focus on the paper's needs," said the publisher, Rossana Rosado.

"Moody's notes that Zuffa's events have a year round season and are not tied to specific teams [like other US sports] and as a result the company has unique flexibility to grow internationally.

Wilpon has said he expects the Mets to make the playoffs this year, and the team has a payroll of nearly $80 million -- with flexibility to grow during the season, he said yesterday.

Channel 4 "just has to have private shareholders and it has to be run as any other public company" in order to encourage more stringent financial discipline, and allow it the flexibility to grow, he says.

It doesn't believe that increasing the qualification period for unfair dismissal claims – which since 6 April 2012 has allowed employers to sack or make redundant people with less than two years' service, without reason or recourse – goes far enough in giving employers the "flexibility" they need to grow.

"Based on a very limited review of the evidence, the committees have brought forward proposals that close off flexibility for firms to grow and create jobs, when the issues that have been raised can be addressed by more effective enforcement action and more targeted changes to the law," said Neil Carberry, the CBI managing director for people and infrastructure.

Instead, the capital is mostly meant to provide Glassdoor with the flexibility to continue to grow and expand internationally.

With approximately $5 billion in current liquidity, Nextel has ample flexibility to continue to grow its business and achieve a goal of positive free cash flow by 2004 or earlier, after capital spending, debt service obligations and other cash outlays".

All of our needs (aside from money, like say, insurance/healthcare, work-life balance, latitude to think and be creative, flexibility, and freedom to grow) are met, and it will all work out in the end.